Brain to Brain

Life after brain injury is rarely understood — until you hear it from the ones living it. Brain to Brain is a podcast of raw, unfiltered conversations with survivors and caregivers, exploring recovery, resilience, and what it takes to keep moving forward. Honest stories. Real people. Hope you can hold onto.

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  The Worst Year of Her Life: Her Brain Injury Went Untreated

  Sep 1, 202640 minS0

  <p>After a car accident, Carole Starr was misdiagnosed and spent an entire year living with brain injury symptoms without receiving the treatment she needed.</p><p>She describes it as the worst year of her life.</p><p>Everything changed when a medical professional finally recognized what was happening and took action to help her receive proper care.</p><p>In the first episode of The Concussion Conversation, Carole shares her story and explains why concussion awareness, early recognition, and proper treatment matter so much.</p><p>The Concussion Conversation is a special Brain to Brain series created in...

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  The Awareness Series | EP 10: Hope for Minds — Supporting Families After Pediatric Brain Injury

  Aug 28, 202639 minS0

  <p>What happens to a family after a child sustains a brain injury, and where can they turn for help?</p><p>In Episode 10 of The Awareness Series, we highlight Hope for Minds, a nonprofit dedicated to enriching the lives of children with acquired brain injuries and supporting their families through education, resources, financial assistance, and connection.</p><p>We also discuss the upcoming 10th Annual Making Connections Pediatric Brain Injury Conference & Resource Fair, taking place September 25 and 26, 2026, in Austin, Texas. The conference brings families, survivors, caregivers, professionals, and brain injury advocates together to learn, connect, and discover valuable services and...

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  Handle With Care | EP 20: Oaklee | Surviving a Helicopter Crash Was Only the Beginning

  Aug 21, 20261h 36mS0

  <p>Less than a year ago, Oaklee survived a helicopter crash. It is a true miracle that she is still here, but surviving the crash was only the beginning.</p><p>In this episode of Handle With Care, Oaklee talks about what life has been like since the crash and the invisible brain injury she now lives with every day. She describes it as living a double life. On the outside, people may think she is okay. On the inside, she is still trying to understand who she is after everything changed.</p><p>Oaklee opens up about struggling with...

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  Handle With Care | EP 19: Jason | Multiple Concussions While Serving in the Army

  Aug 7, 202622 minS0

  <p>Throughout his Army career, Jason sustained an estimated seven to eight concussions, most connected to his military service, including injuries from a flipped Humvee and exposure to blasts.</p><p>Now that he is near completing his service obligation, Jason is navigating the lasting physical, cognitive, and emotional challenges of repeated head trauma. In this episode, he opens up about life in the Army, the symptoms he continues to face, and his concern about what these injuries could mean for his future, including the possibility of CTE.</p>

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  The Awareness Series | EP 09: Kyla Pearce — Building Community After Brain Injury

  Jul 31, 202635 minS0

  <p>In this episode of The Awareness Series, Evan sits down with Kyla Pearce from LoveYourBrain to explore how the organization supports people affected by brain injury.</p><p>Kyla shares the mission behind LoveYourBrain, the programs and resources it provides, and the importance of creating spaces where survivors and caregivers can find connection, understanding, and hope. Their conversation is a powerful reminder that no one should have to navigate life after brain injury alone.</p>

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